Sentence examples for has to stop completely from inspiring English sources

The dizziness continues and he has to stop completely and support himself against the window of a shoe store.

"We were doing so well and then suddenly just had to stop completely".

We've had to stop completely for at least a fortnight.

It had to stop completely on the outskirts of town during commuter rush hours and wait its turn at "interlockings" — go-slow rail intersections like the one at Englewood.

These ranged from "You really have to stop completely at stop signs" and "There are not as many holidays," to even more fanciful considerations like "The natives do not know how to dance either salsa or merengue".

But it seemed pretty clear to me that he would have to stop completely when he came to live in the White House, not only because he would be under Michelle's watchful eyes, but also because his secretary of state Hillary Clinton, in her former capacity as first lady, had declared the White House a smoke-free zone.

The Conservative-controlled council warned that funding for some work would have to stop completely.

One ultras group had to stop completely.

Try not to have to stop completely, especially if on an incline.This means very gradual stops on snow and maintaining momentum before getting to a hill.

Either way, it's completely unacceptable and has to stop.

No doubt there is a much better, much worthier fashion column that could be written, about how we all have to stop shopping completely.